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History of the cotton manufacture in Great Britain

Sir Edward Baines

1835

Manchester men and Indian cotton, 1847-1872

Arthur W. Silver

1966

Cotton production in Mexico

P. K. Norris

1935

The cotton question

Barbee, Wm. J.

1866

Irrigated farms in a subhumid cotton area

Orlin J. Scoville

1956

Plantation slavery in Georgia

Ralph Betts Flanders

1967

Dollars to farmers boom business

United States. Agricultural Adjustment Administration

1933

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[name missing]

1917

The cotton and linen departments

Eliza Bailey Thompson

1917

Cotton and linen

Eliza Bailey Thompson

1922

Facts about cotton

United States. Bureau of Agricultural Economics

1938

Cotton and cotton manufacture

James P. Warburg

1921

Journeys and explorations in the cotton kingdom

Frederick Law Olmsted, Sr.

1861

The cotton planter's manual

Joseph Addison Turner

1857

16 million bales of cotton needed in 1952

United States. Department of Agriculture. National Agricultural Library.

1952

Cotton

George Bigwood

1918

Landlord and tenant on the cotton plantation

Thomas Jackson Woofter, t. j. woofter

1936

A cotton fabrics glossary

Frank P. Bennett & Co

1914

The wild and cultivated cotton plants of the world

Watt, George Sir

1907

Cotton

You-lo Hsieh, S. Gordon

2007

Cotton in the middle states

G. Emerson

1862

Cotton and race in the making of America

Eugene R. Dattel

2009

Cotton growing problems

Basil G. Christidis

1955

You have seen their faces

Erskine Caldwell

1975

Heat-unit calculations in cotton crop and insect models

K. E. Fry

1983

Revolt among the sharecroppers

Howard Kester

1969

King Cotton's advocate

Lawrence J. Nelson

1999

A Painted House

John Grisham

2001 ★ 4.0

The life and times of King Cotton

Cohn, David L.

1956

Report on cotton production in the United States

Eugene W. Hilgard

1884

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